Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-07
STATE OORREsPONDENCE.
North Haven


 North Haven. RETURNED FROM THE wEsT-REv. MR. REYNOLDS
 CHURCH-AN UNSAFE BRIDGE
 NORTH HAVEN, June 6.-Mr. Whitney Elliott who has been absent travelling in the West for the past church yesterday and his Sabhstb scbnnI as m glad to welcome him.
 At church yesterday notice of the coming tenn perance convention at Saratoga read and all in- vitsd to go Rev. Mr Reynolds expects to attend. FFTm T5a June to Sune is the date of the meeting thorough renovating and cleaning. Willing hearts F. A. Austin and wife of Fair Haven, attended church here yesterday afternoon. three weeks, is expected home this week
 The relatives of Mrs. Julia Bishop accompanied her ninety first birthday. Mrs S. Eastwood, of Thomastsn. came home to be present on the occa- The bridge near ". Tnttle's is in dangerous and his horse caught his foot in the bridge tearing to be injured the Would hear from p H. P. Smith picked his first lot of strawberries day had supply for his numerous customers. Mr. Smith raises good berries and finds ready market for large quantity in his native town.
 The contribution of the Congregational Sunday s school for the month of May amounted te S7os s4: to the National Temperance society. E. l. hinsey was sufficiently recovered from his Work on MansfieId's bridge is to be commenced on Wednesday morning under the supervision of oAAO pushed vigorously, but travel the bridge will be impeded for day or two.
 Mr Isaac Mansfield was taken suddenly i'll early this morning and pr. Goodyear was called to him.
 General state News.
 IMPROVED.
 The Shore Line Times, edited by the Rev. E. M. Jerome, comes out enlarged, printed from new type ana very much improved in appearance. The Times has many friends who rejoice in it's prosper ity.
 BEGUN CROSS SUIT.
 
 against the bicyclist who was knocked down and in j9red by the doctors horse A usual in suit eide.
 THE FIRST CREW ON THE THAMES. The Columbia university and freshman crews ar rived at Lew London Sunday morning and were to their quarters at Gales Ferry by the crews to arrive and began practice on the course yesterday. The Yale. Haryard and Pennsylvania crews will arrive in a fortnight.
 DEATH FROM ORANGE SEED.
 Miss Marion Elsie Blackman a teacher in the Norwich free academy, died last week from the the intestine called the appendix Termiformis. A similar case at Brooklyn resulted fatally not long was affected in the way but his life saved by an operation.
 STATE FINANCES
 The stae treasurer hes given notice that he will whole or any part of proposed issue of registered sonds are exempt from taxation. issued in sums of $1 ,o00 each ana payable May 1S97 but the treas % urer may call in the whole or any portion of the will draw interest at 3l2 per cent.
 BRITAIN.
 fire broke out in Camps livery stables New which for a time threatened great destruction. There were about twenty horses in the barn, to- together with quantity of hay and feed; The Si50o saoo5 partially % covered by an insuranee @ of $i,00o. It was owned by Horace Booth. Mir. 0amgs g lSss Gon Will probably not exceed Ss5s nsur for the fire but the probabilities seemed strong that it caught from lighted pipe or cigar. Mir. Booth will soon rebuild.
 KNEW FROGS WHEN SHE HEARD THEM The following conversation occurred Saturday morning on the Branch limited express while the her he eight,y ysar-od g grandson: Grandma-.Charie, they gar are ne swts " GrandmaSEh they are whats'' are newts. Grandma-"No, my child, they are not dudes they the y are frogs. Your grandma heard frogs knows one when she hears it.'-Danbury News
 THE LABOR COMMISSIONER.
 Yesterdays Hartford Courant says: Mir. s. N. Hotchkiss entered last week upon his duties as labor commissioner, MT Hadley having resigned in order a G 0 se I Re and that MT M Hadlsy has % nS1 treated his Courans office on Saturday afterneon to say that these reports are unauthorized and incorrect. MT. pe2SaQteSt terms. On leaving the office MT. Hadley turned to him all the books and papers, etc., and he has done what he could assist his his work Nothing has occurred to interrupt the friend ly relations between the two gentlemen.
 DIED NEW BRITAIN Mir. William Parker, secretary of the Stanley works, New Britain, died on Sunday after ill- ness of seve al months. After graduation at Will Greylock Institute Massachusetts and at the Eagle wood Military Institute Paterson, N J. He came to New Britain about twenty years ago and been connected Stanley works, for number of years it's secretary. He re- signed his place few months ago because of fail. recover. He has been well known and useful citi- zen, identified with municipal and manufacturing interests of the city and his death is loss to the community. He leaves wife and five children.
 JOLLY PLACE.
 A correspondent of the New York Sun writing from the Pequot House on New London harbor says: Just it is at its best and with the waters of of the most beautiful harbsrs in the country spread out before it there are few places more inviting. Since last year many new houses have been built. and the older dazzling tho eyes of specta- tors in their new coats of paint; MT Haven's cot of scarles fever which is however, degree better than the outbreak of green and yellow hue so prevalent on Long Island and at Long Branch. is continually adding to it. has been special prov dence to the Pequot colony this year by recaiming and improving the nsighboring beaches Among cottages this summer are Nr. and Mrs. William c. Schermerhorn and Mrs John Kane, Dr. George Draper, Mrs. Arthur Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McVickar, MT. James Augustus Hamilton and fam fly, MT. and Mrs. Valentine Blacque, and Mrs. Brockholst Cutting and her sons, if they decide to forego their usual trip abroad
 Dr. Edwin Banche says; "I have prescribed Di- superior to any other digestive agent have ever used"